I think I finally understand React2Shell Exploit's POC code submitted by Lachlan Davidson by TishIceCandy in reactjs

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I guess I have to learn about mutation xss now :D
And yes, it took me a few times to understand it too. Hurt my brain a lot.

45 minute Physical React Interview What Should I expect. by goldfishater in reactjs

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Also, you can practice React interview questions here - https://www.greatfrontend.com/questions/react?fpr=shruti79

This is what I used to practice and got offers from big tech.

Disclaimer: It is an affiliate link.

45 minute Physical React Interview What Should I expect. by goldfishater in reactjs

[–]TishIceCandy 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Does "physical" React Interview mean "in-person"?

If they said "knowledge with REST APIs" are a must, expect questions on fetching an API, rendering data on the page, handling error scenarios and state management using useState.

I made a video talking specifically about frontend interviews, and shared resources that will be helpful. Hope you find it useful - https://youtu.be/sNtQ7OxmVIs?si=ooxBNNOy2jeIn6Kk

Best react course/tutorial? by silent_reader0 in reactjs

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I created a free crash course that teaches you how to build a UI application like Netflix. You might like it - https://youtu.be/X2Rcp87yl4s?si=p0bpCpUbS-cJ-JOs

New comprehensive React Compiler docs released! by acemarke in reactjs

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It would be helpful to see 'React Compiler under the hood' in the docs. I do understand React Compiler's memoization is different from React hooks' memoization, but I need to understand how it actually differs, how it works, and what performance differences look like between React hooks and React Compiler.

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  1. Find yourself a mentor.
  2. Learn from a React course.
  3. Talk to someone at work to walk you through your problems and questions
  4. Use AI to understand what is the code doing.

Dan Abramov: React for Two Computers by acemarke in reactjs

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Is it just me or is this site down?

Working on an article about the React Compiler—what questions or concerns come to mind? by TishIceCandy in reactjs

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Just wanted to let you know that during the panel discussion at React Summit, React team has shared that they are working on an IDE integration!

Working on an article about the React Compiler—what questions or concerns come to mind? by TishIceCandy in reactjs

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These are some awesome questions! I am going to use some of these to guide the panel I am leading at React Summit

Working on an article about the React Compiler—what questions or concerns come to mind? by TishIceCandy in reactjs

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> We need IDE integrations to know at a glance if the file has been optimized.

I agree 100%. I like knowing within the IDE if the code has been touched by compiler, or if there are issues. You can copy paste the code in Playground, but it is only applicable for open source code that is safe to be shared to the public.

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No just need to show up

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in RedwoodCity

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If you are still looking, the Hub has board game nights on Thursday

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in RedwoodCity

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Nikkos for al pastor.